Another first spoon

[shortyman]

Hi all,

I was inspired by someone else on here to make the most of my Christmas tree and turn it into a spoon. So here it is...

Any comments/advice welcome

Thanks

 

[trekkingnut]

what tools did you use for this spoon? i still havent attempted my first one proper yet.

 

[Mesquite]

That's really nice... plain and simple lines and very functional

 

[Kepis]

nowt wrong with that, way way way better than my first attempt was

 

[Shewie]

Nice bit of recycling, should last you a good while

 

[shortyman]

what tools did you use for this spoon? i still havent attempted my first one proper yet.

I used my 50p axe (car boot sale), a mora clipper, and a mora crook knife that I got for my birthday yesterday. Have to confess to using one of our table spoons as a template...

Looking forward to trying the next

 

[woodgrain]

Cracker - nowt wrong with that at all.

 

[shaggystu]

top work chap, well done

stuart

 

[WeThePeoplexfbm]

nice i like it, very simple one ^^ good job mate

 

[trekkingnut]

I used my 50p axe (car boot sale), a mora clipper, and a mora crook knife that I got for my birthday yesterday. Have to confess to using one of our table spoons as a template...

Looking forward to trying the next

can i ask which mora crook you have as there are 3 different ones....

 

[silentbob]

That's nice! I want to try one of these one day. Need to get a crook knife first though. Don't they treat most christmas trees with something to stop the needles dropping? Anyone know if that is a problem when using your spoon?

 

[shortyman]

Sorry don't know which knife it is. It's double bladed if that helps. There's a place near here where you can dig/chop your own trees so it's not been treated with anything but passing deer pee